Design sessions in a WMS implementation cycle are often incomplete – requirements are missed, individuals attending may not be the right ones, others may not be adequately prepared, and system capabilities are not always known up front. This can lead to extended project timelines, additional costs, and implementations with a compromised “end” state.

Pre-Design is a time period intended to take the necessary steps to ensure greater overall success in the Design phase. Examples of tasks include identifying and preparing key resources who will be participating in the Design sessions as well as verification that a base version of the application is available throughout the duration of the phase.

In this white paper from Veridian, you’ll learn:

• The Components of the Pre-Design Phase
  • Participant Planning
  • Subject Matter Expert (SME) Preparation
  • Application Access